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Polymorphism In Crystals 2nd Jingxiang Yang Xin Huang

Name: Polymorphism In Crystals 2nd Jingxiang Yang Xin Huang
SKU: BELL-54691954
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Publisher: MDPI

File Extension: PDF

File size: 33.91 MB

Pages: 212

Author: Jingxiang Yang, Xin Huang

ISBN: 9783036585574, 3036585575

Language: English

Year: 2023

Edition: 2nd

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Polymorphism In Crystals 2nd Jingxiang Yang Xin Huang by Jingxiang Yang, Xin Huang 9783036585574, 3036585575 instant download after payment.

In this reprint, several original pieces of research and reviews are collected on the topic of “Polymorphism in Crystals,” including the crystal structure determinations, the phase transformation studies, the thermodynamic and dissolution properties studies, the regulation of polymorph by additives and templates, the intensifications of the crystallization process, etc. This reprint aims to present and disseminate recent advancements in the design and use of polymorphism in crystals with desired qualities using crystal engineering. This reprint aims to enhance our understanding of polymorphism in crystals and their remarkably potential applications in pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, and photoelectric industries.